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The song is about being depressed and friendless and finding great joy in cartoons and toys and just using them as a coping mechanism when I was in school I was really miserable and friendless and I used to distract myself with all my favourite things and characters. The idea behind the video is a hello kitty obsessed person who stays in their room 247 and just dedicates their life to hello kitty to forget about their problems they become a TV tanned brain dead zombie.
"Hello Kitty" is a song by Jazmin Bean. It is the fourth track on the standard edition and the tenth track on the re-up on their debut EP, Worldwide Torture, released alongside it on October 22, 2019. ==Background==
On December 6, 2019, Bean released a snippet of the music video for the song as a promotional teaser. The music video for the song was released on December 9, 2019.
Bean jokingly explained on Instagram that this song is about being depressed and coping by praying to "the one true God, Hello Kitty". They have also stated via an interview on Wonderland that that concept of the song was about a "person who stays in their room 247 and just dedicates their life to hello kitty to forget about their problems they become a TV tanned brain dead zombie".[1]
Bean has also stated that the song was somewhat a joke that they thought was funny, hence why they included it on Worldwide Torture.[2]
The song currently stands as Bean's most popular song to date.
Sometime in 2020, Bean promoted a raffle on their instagram story giving away multiple items, including one of the Hello Kitty heads featured in the song's music video, exclusive to the raffle, however, the Hello Kitty head was never officially released, as the giveaway was cancelled by Bean.
"Hello Kitty" is currently Bean's shortest song to date, being 2:31 minutes long.
This song has a sample of the English dubbed version of The Hello Kitty Show.
Bean stated in a video about their makeup routine that their look was inspired by cute characters like Hello Kitty. This inspiration may have inspired the song.
